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I have a brand new install of macOS Catalina on a MacBook Pro. I installed hummingbird with homebrew, then installed neovim-qt with:
brew tap equalsraf/homebrew-neovim-qt
brew install neovim-qt
I then ran nvim-qt from the command line, and hummingbird is unable to move or resize the window. It is as though the neovim window is not there, if I have a window stack of Terminal underneath the Neovim window, hummingbird will move the Terminal window that is behind the Neovim window. I would expect that Neovim is a normal Qt application, I wouldn't expect that it is doing anything strange that would prevent Hummingbird from seeing its window.
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Thanks for reporting this. I'm pretty sure this is a duplicate, or at least would be fixed in the same way as #5 .
There are certain windows, apparently in particular when implemented via cross-platform frameworks, that are "invisible" to the accessibility mechanisms HB uses to find and manipulate them.
Hopefully this can be addressed by what's laid out in #5 at some point!
I have a brand new install of macOS Catalina on a MacBook Pro. I installed hummingbird with homebrew, then installed neovim-qt with:
I then ran nvim-qt from the command line, and hummingbird is unable to move or resize the window. It is as though the neovim window is not there, if I have a window stack of Terminal underneath the Neovim window, hummingbird will move the Terminal window that is behind the Neovim window. I would expect that Neovim is a normal Qt application, I wouldn't expect that it is doing anything strange that would prevent Hummingbird from seeing its window.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: